sunshine band's "get down tonight"] but y'all, by 1985, the miami sound machine, led by emilio and gloria estefang latin beats with popular music in a way that no one had heard before. and the city--i mean, the world took notice. by 1997, every major music label had opened offices in miami, all looking for amazing latin talent like shakira, ricky martin, jennifer lopez, and marc anthony. by 2022, latin music brought in a billion dollars of revenue. today i'm meeting a young musician named elena rose. for years she's been making waves behind the scenes as a songwriter, but look out. she's about to blow up. pleasure to meet you. - welcome to miami. - heard so much about you. - i've seen a lot about you. - i've seen a lot about you too. you're killing it. killing the music industry. - thank you, man. i just signed with warner label. - that's incredible. - latin. so i'm very excited. - elena was born in miami to venezuelan parents, and spent most of her childhood in venezuela and puerto rico. but it was pr that inspired her love affair with music. - i grew up in bayamón in puerto rico. every day, we